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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ------llBIDDD------·­·---- Men at Work Music Award Campus Calendar The Guardian gets a new look . Watch for Abdul, Jackson, Travis, among the big V\·mners last Check out the movies playing in the Rat this tomorrow's editon. Monday night. week. Page 2 Page4 OP 10 ;{1 (17-1) (19- 1) .LLE (14-2 A-LAS VE.

.... ::--­ ·•· A TATI Un1versity Center to be combined with PE building· 14­ ) 1 2 _A_( _ -_ )_, By MICHELLE L. GOODBAR The renovation will not affect student the importance ofan expansion ofthe Univer­ lion, or a rotating menu shop to meet the food fees.ollan and the Board of Trustees to pro­ sity Center. trends. There will also be more/larger student Special Writer vide a larger facility for Student Services." The first meeting ( 1986) made up the offices to house those requesting offices and During Spring or Summer quarter of 1991 The renovation will not affect student initial list of needs. The second meeting, with to allow the student unions to have double the ~Universi ty Center will be renovated and fees.ollan and the Board of Trustees to pro­ a similar, but expanded committee, reviewed space fcx storage and a place to work. on pned to the Physical Education Building. vide a larger facility for Student Services." the list and made minor additions or cuts as publicity, and some expanded staff/faculty According to John Cwan, Assistant Vice The renovation will not affect student needed. The ten categories of functional offices. ' President of Stud nt Auxiliary Services, fees.ollan and the Board of Trustees to pro­ needs that they compile.dare as follows: social Renovation to the Student Service Com­ ibis building will be called the Srudent vide a larger facility for Student Services." space/lounges, recreational facilities, large plex will begin after completetion of the Services Complex. It will potentially house The renovation will not affect student multi-functional room, meeting/catering Nutter Center. Because of the cost, the P.E. *1' departments and offices as well as the fees.ollan and the Board of Trustees to pro- room, food service, book store, student of­ building and the University Center will be k University Center or Srudent Union services. vide a larger facility for Student Services." fices, staff offices, service facilities, and only partially renovated. ~ ,' ~ut~~ ~ It will be a centralized location to conduct all The renovation will not affect student miscellaneous facilities. In the P.E. building the basketball courts/ ~s were ne~e of your student business. fees.Regents and onto the Governor." There will be 120,000 square feet of gymnasium facilities will be removed, but the Al o, many Cwan says, " The decision to expand the There have been two careful planning combined renovation and additions. Within swimming pool and poll supports will be left haracter f University Center into the Physical Education phases that have taken place in the Fall Quar­ the new building there will ~sibly be a 24 alone. A few, but not all, offices in the ) - iefL the· Building came from a strong commitment terof1986andintheWinterQuarterof1989. hour study lounge, other lounge~' ex­ University Center will beexpanded toaccom­ ~ e · World &om President Mulhollan and the Board Various staff, students, and Food Service panded recreational facilities, expanded cafi mod e a larger number or people. me with of Trustees to provide a larger personnel joined as a committee. They com­ teria/kitchen and the Rathskeller. olus two The two buildings will be combined ~ility for Student Services." piled a repon of functional needs that showed specialty shops such as coffee/donuts, nutri­ in some convenient way. ~o ~ s:d: Assessment testing remains them all. Ste~ ~c::~~i~:. controversial on campuses By DENNIS KELLY General-knowledge graduation exams C1989 USA TODAY I Apple have been around for decades. They nearly ege Information Network became an endangered species in the 1970s For college students, the old line espoused and early 1980s as students and faculties teachers has never had more meaning: protested that curricu.la had become too di­ "Pay attention, you 're going to be tested verse for standardized tests, Ewell says. this later." But in the mid-1980s, amid a national Indeed, testing students on what they've outcry over the abysmal performance of U.S. remains a controversial trend on col­ students, programs to gauge student achieve­ )ge campuses. ment suddenly were in vogue. ·ear. And entering the 1990s, it appears to be a Some pioneers: Alvemo College in Mil­ &rowing trend as more schools phase in test­ waukee, the University of Tennessee in Kn­ jg JW(>grams, says Elaine El-Khawas, vice oxville and Northeast Missouri State Univer­ llt&dent for research with the American sity in Kirksville. touncil on Education. Northeast Missouri took a "value-added" The reasons: Politicians, parents and stu­ approach, which uses standardized tests to ts, too, want assurances that their educa­ detennine if a student has improved. s h dollars are paying off; and business lead­ Students- using their incoming Ameri­ want employees who have basic skills. can College Test scores as a base - were h..~~ Ewell, senior associate .with the given the ACT again as sophomores, and then ; and a 2.3 J1llllOnal Center for Higher Educauon Man­ required to take a pregraduation, comprehen­ ) ~tSystems in Denver, says his Decem­ sive exam as seniors. survey shows: Charles J. McClain, then president of Northeast Missouri, said he was trying to - 27 states now require assessments of Todd Cox from Duncanvllle, Texas leads the Wright State wheelchair 1 sessions ensure that his students could compete on the Q>Uege students. basketball team wtth 116 field goals only 18 games Into this season. Cox ()() p.m. in -14 states encourage the practice infor open market nuary 31 at Many legislators in several states pro­ bucketed 26 points and snared 17 rebounds In two wins against the -.Uy or are considering testing programs. Cincinnati Flyers. :nter -And nine states have nothing in place or posed adopting the practice. In Tennessee, lawmakers made assessment a statewide re­ Shooting 44.3 percent and averaging more than 16 points per game Jlanned. establishes the freshman hoopster as a star for WSU. The flyers are 11-7 '1'here really is a great deal of change quirement and rewarded the best-performing ervice, and see "Test" page 4 after this weekend's contests. Photo b Cral O rman .e · g on because of this," Ewell says . 2 THE DAILY GUARDIA Thursday, January 25, 1990 --FEATURES Bush's Paratroo er Dip omacy Policy unjust and da 0 s

it neces ary to send 14,000 the Pentagon wants to th of poor and The Byrd's troops into a country where "How can President Bush call his mothball two of these hips h ele here in America we have 10,000 well actions, to borrow his word, prudent?" because we don't really w t the lt; thing . To Eye View trained soldiers already need or can afford the liv in a home, wilh their by Glen Byrd stationed and two major fascist dictator, or the real to custody. How tan firepower. The money fan ie , free of the fear of military installations to point of the exerci c was to Pre ident Bu h call his pent on the retrofit and capture one man? Thi i trample Panama under fo t the16 inch gun on the ew Isn't it amazing how either a searing indJ tment to re-establi h our, some Je ey didn't keep all tho e om thing which one wee of our intcllig nee c mmu­ would believe, ovcreign Marine from mg kill d h i. th rage of political and nitie ' ability to o rate or right to hold th canal and JOumali ti intere t can an overt lack of c nfiden e the pl in nomi r Di - uddenly become almo t in the readines of the and politi al lavcry. unheard of the next. troop in the Southern After their election Panama has become just Command. were overturned and the to justice a monster that our that sort of item. The Secondly, why was it Panamanian people too to government created and ec nomic intercs at home glory(?) of the pre-Christ­ that we were unable to the streets in protest, many went to great lengths and or abroad. We annot mas invasion has become pluck someone like of them, including leaders, expense to support. afford, morally or ethical, murmurings of doublespeak Noriega out of a place called for American In the 80's Reagan to send the 82nd Airborne and doubt. Now, in the where we have so much intervention. During the refitted and refurbished division to bully third clear light of retrospect, we control, information and October coup d' etats the four of the WW II Iowa world countrie in to our with the other. Thi is the can evaluate and hopefully manpower? Two answers rebels attempted to hand class battleships to practice supposedly, democratic and reason Vietnam and avoid this type of debacle become apparent Either Noriega over to American the traditional American free way of life. Nicaragua are communist from happening again. our CIA and Military forces only to be told that sport of gunboat diplo­ The people of Panama, countries now and why The first and most Intelligence can be easily the U.S.Army did not have macy. The rational was, we all of the third world, Paratrooper Diplomacy glaring question is why was thwarted by a third world the authority to take him in need the firepower. Now Eastern Europe, Asia and will not work. Popular appeal dominates American Music Aw r s By EDNA GUNDERSEN showcased the hottest names more dignified sister, the haircuts than singing abili­ truction" won in the heavy he said bac · tage. !erious. Grammy Awards. and ANN TREBBE and faces in music today. tie , won for best pop album. metal album category. Rapper Tone Loe got best It w Among the winners: Janet While dinosaurs roam ewcomer dominated In rap, Young M.C. was new arti t in the dance cate· when th ©1989 USA TODAY I Ja kson, Bobby Brown, New Grammy grounds, lhe AMAs the pop field: Milli Vanilli's named best new artist and gory. In c unLry, Randy basketb Co Netwo1~ \> ~ k, y ce e youth. Anexamp : "Girl You Kno It's True" M.C. Hammer won best al­ Travis won b , t ingle fCJ Wright S LOS ANGELES - The Travis. The du Milli Vanilli bested won pop-rock ingle. Janet bum for his "Let' Get It " per Than Holler" and lheReds Ameri an Music A wards are The parade of hitmakcrs the Traveling Wilbury in the Jackson's "Mi Y u Much" tarted." t album for "Old 8 X 10." mJE like high school. Popularity - el tcd by a national new pop artist category. t k hon r for R&B ingle "My I kand my tylearc cw c· gory thi. year: In a f: is, like, everything. sampling of r ord buyer ­ "Thi i for us a dream," aid and dance ingle. Bobby a lot different from the aver­ O. ice. Paul Abdul was R00s si The three-hour show, air­ reflected grass root4) appeal Vanilli' Fab Morvan. New Brown won be t R&B album age rapper and people appre­ na cd fa nte dance artist 100. ing live on ABC Monday rather than the yardstick of Kids on the Block, known for "Don't Be Cruel." Guns ciate me not doing The evening' high Proc night from Los Angeles, artistic merit applied to its more for their dance steps and N' Ro es' "Appetite for De­ the stereotypicai stuff," see "Award" page 4 tlped

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To with their By JEFF LOUDERBACK The Raider nipped the a technical foul. 16 advantage at intermission. Cox led Wright State ers will clash with Illinois, f the fear of Illini, 36-32, in the first game The Illini free throw Wright State was able to sur­ with 18 points and nine re­ Temple, Southern Illinois, ·eprc · ion 5p0rts Editor last Friday. shooter missed both tosses vive a late Illinois rally that bounds the second contest. Wi consin-Whitewater and gov mment. With ambition of how­ In dramatic fa h10n, with one second left -secur­ saw the Raiders lead sliced to Ted Whitaker was the only Southwest State of Minne­ win the ing they area thr at to win the Wri ht tate outlasted Illi­ ing the Wright State sweep. four points. other Raider in double figures sota. f the Intercollegiate Whe 'khair noi , 37-35, on Saturday. "With th two win , Fre hman Todd Cox with 11 points. Performances in the sselball Nati nal hampi­ With hi team wning a tw ­ we've e tablishcd oursclv guided the Raider with 17 Wright State will com­ conference tournaments will onship, Wright tate t cd point lead in th clo ing as legitimate contender for points and 14 rebound . Jim pete in its sec nd Central help determine ecdings for three-tim e d f r ding na m mcnt , Wri ht tatc head th national champi n hip," Munson scored even points Intercollegiate Conference the national tournament in and pr fit tional champion Illinoi. coach Andy Krieg r excit­ Kri gcr said. while John Puffenberger tournament this season at Illi­ March. Wright State tallied a thcpcopleof m two con cutive edly ru hcd onto the oun­ In the Raider fir t poured in six points and nois from February 2-4. In 3-2 mark in the fir t 1 by h lding gam~ last w kcnd. and wa whistled with triumph, they roared to a 26­ hauled down seven boards. round-robin action, the Raid­ conference tourney. head with readingto Red big book of smash opponents, thrill fans Injury-hounded ould Act" . Thi is the By CINDY HORNER Wright State baseball team's schools need money. It also Larkin had three slams, wrestlers drop two :n and trip to Hawaii in March. gives the little kids a chance to 0 'Neill had two and guess By JEFF LOUDERBACK match with Miami. communist Asst. Sports Editor Paul O'Neill, Dave meet the players." what - even Roomes can Though hounded with and why It wasn't the type of bas­ Collins, Joe Oliver, Jose Rijo, O'Neill brought several slam the ball.Although he was Sports Editor rnJunes, the Raiders iplomacy ketball game that you expect Rob Dibble, Rolando kids onto the court during the left open from the three-point After postponing its last grabbed a quick lead against kl see when you attend a Roomes, and Byron Larkin game. The combination of line, Rijo was unable to bury two dual-meets, the Wright Ohio when Mike Domitor Wright Statemen's basketball competed for the Reds. A for­ children scored ten points, the treys. State wrestling squad has defeated Casey Yackin,13­ game. mer All-American at Xavier, with a little help from the Larkinpouredin43points. suffered consecutive punish­ 9. Why? Because it was not Larkin has been filling in for Reds. Collins scored 32 points and ments from Ohio and Miami. Ohio deadlocked the age. !flious. his brother and Cincy short­ These fundraisers not only Roomes showed up after the Wright State was routed score with a win at 126 ne Loe got be It was pure entertainment stop Barry, who is on his benefit the schools, but they half to score 24 points. by the Bobcats, 34-9, and by pounds, but Wright State' s the dance cate· when the Cincinnati Reds honeymoon. also help out the Reds. "We O'Neillkepttheshowroll­ the Redskins, 37-9. Rob Cassoni swiped a 6-3 untry, Randy ~ketball team came to "We scheduled a few of don't see much of each other ing as he passed the ball into The Raiders had lost decision from Bobcat Mike C't ingle for Wright State ntly. It was them and they went over so during the off-season," the crowd a few times. The seven of their first eight Hunter at 134 to give the n H 1lcr" and die Reds vers Channel 2 and well that we kept getting more 0 'Neill said. "The basketball crowd was ready for it as they meetings before postponing Raiders a 6-3 edge - the r "Old 8 X 10." Wl1JE personaltt1e . phone call ," O' eill said of games help us to tay together even managed an assist clashes with Tennessee­ last lead they would own. gory th1. year. In a fast-p d affair, the the Re benefit basketball and stay in hape." It was so bad for WTUE in Chattanooga and Miami be­ Ohio earned a pin at the a Abdul was Reds sizzled theIT f ·, 151­ games. "It ended up being a These basketball game the final-quarter that the Reds cause of injury difficulties. 142-pound spot to catapult te d nee arti L 100. good thing. The money goes allow fans to witnes the play­ had to ask for a ladder. Wright State still wa not the Bobcats to a 9-6 lead ­ rn in g ' high Proceeds for th game to schools - to s me sort of ers real personalities. · WTUE climbed it and at full strength versus and the romp was on. ard" page 4 helped raise money for the sporting event. These days In the fourth period, managed a slam. Ohio and the make-up see "Wrestling" page 4

lpat& In . COMMUNITY ADVISORS WANTED WE'RE LOOKING FOR The WSU Residence Life Office is currently seeking THE BEST ~RKORRITA. ------­·~ ...... ~ .... . applicants for the position of Community Advisor (CA) for the 1990-91 academic year. OR SUSAN OR JOHN OR LINDA OR RANDY ... For our RESPONSIBILITIES • Supervise a community of 35-75 resident students New Restaurant Opening • Serve as a peer counselor in: Fairborn • Plan community activities Chi-Chi's Mexic.an Restaurante is now hiring highly­ • Serve as a resource person energetic, go-getters who want to work in a festive and friendly environment • Handle emergency situations and a great deal more • Host lt Wait Staff • Line lt Prep Cooks • Cocktail Servers • Bartenders REQUIREMENTS • Disbmacbine Operators • Bussers • Must have completed 24 credit hours and a 2.3 Full 8t Part Time Days ~ Evenings GPA by Winter Quarter 1990 .,.. Top Pay .,.. Flexible Work Schedules .,.. Thorough Training .,.. Advancement Opportunities HOW TO APPLY APPLY IN PERSON 7 Days A Week 10am-6pm ~ at Homewood Suites Hotel. Suite 4108 • Must attend one of the information sessions 2750 Presidential Dr. in Fairborn scheduled: Tuesday, January 30 at 7:00 p.m. in Faculty Dining Room Wednesday, January 31 at 7:00 p.m. in 041, 043 Univ. Center COMPENSATION Single room, meal plan, local phone service, and rewarding growth experience equal op portunity employer. m/f 4 THE DAIL Test continued from page 1 being the sole judge" of what cation and writing ability. to an audience. reading a good book?" "Assessment should schools with more money. a student has learned, Ewell -14percenttestforcriti­ -47percenttestforwrit­ McClain admits that as- never be viewed as an end • But debate reigns. Educa­ says. cal thinking, the ability to use ing kill , another 27 percent e sments have limitation . McClain says. "All it does ~ tors question the wisdom of Today, 55 percent of col- logic and "see through argu­ are phasing it in. But, he argue , school can't point out your weaknesses ir general education exams leges and univer ities are ments.' But Harold L. Enarson, continue operating without your trength . It' just a when college students in­ developing in trumen for - 18 percent test for president emeritus of Ohio knowing whether what vehi le to know whether creasingly focus on specific student asses ment, up from "quantitative problem-solv- State Univer ity, argues that they're doing work . you 're gaining or lo ing." -=-­- ubjects. 45 percent in 1988. And they ing," a fancy name for math, all outcomes of a coll ge Many colleges have increasingly target pecific but in the context of applied education cannot be meas- undertaken assessments, but areas of the curriculum, re­ ituation . ured. W restling on their own terms - with ports El-Khawa in he.( ur­ -21 percentt t for oral "Ifyou wenttoachurch r continued from page 3 W t Liberty Invi tional in tests that have a more limited vey, Campu Trend , 1989, communication skill , usu­ ynagogue I t week, what Becau f health prob­ W t Virginia thi weekend scope. £ r the American Coun il on ally as part of a nior project wa th value added?" h 1 m , Wri ht State the R idcr c ntmue to uf. "The main thing in all this Education. in which the tudent i rated ' y . "What was the valu f reed to forfeit at th ~ r fr m injuri s. Charles i a break in the pattern f th School al test~ r criti­ n t only on content but add d of g ing to a m vi ? Gray (118), r Stroch· individual faculty member cal thinking, oral communi­ on hi ability t p ak What w th val dd d f ra d in m k.y (15 ) and atLaCOUI Ohio advanta when Jami (Hcavywei ht) - all ke) Baker clo the meet with a Wright tate wre tlcr - art 5-2 win again t Bobcat hri idle. Al re p 167) and CLASSIFIED ADS King at Heavyweight. Gary Myer (190) have bo~ Against Miami, Wright left the team becau e of per. State was al o forced to for­ sonal reasons. ------feit two matche . The Re­ With a 1-9 dual-meet rec· Events Events Events For Sale dskins grabbed the lead im­ ord, Wright State' s nex1 ------mediately with a win at 118 home meet will occur on Sat· FOR SALE: 1980 Subaru: - and never looked back. urday, February 17, versw Engine good, recently As they prepare for the the Toledo Rockets services totally, new tires, WRIGHT STATE WRIGHT STATE UCB PRESENTS CINEMA presents CINEMA presents DR. DEMENTIAPRECOX:the muffler and battery. Dependable 2nd car, some SCANDAL. A drama of STRANGELOVE or HOW farewell concert. Precox corruption and libel. A I LEARNED TO STOP member present and past body rust Asking $400 Call Award 873-2742 gossip magazine inven~ a WORRYING AND LOVE unite for the last hurrah of continued from page 2 and the beginning of a romance between an arust THE BOMB. Stanley one of Dayton's most and low points: - showed up to accept a FOR SALE: 1981 Monte and entertainer. The artist Kubrick's film stars George popular and original groups. -Guns 'N Roses guitar­ pecial achievement awaro attempts to reveal the truth, C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, Carlo, good condition! Am/ This Friday, January 26, ist Slash went to the podium for influencing "the look and which results in reality Slim Picken , and Peter 9p.m. UC cafeteria Their Fm cassette stereo; ac; further being distorted. Sellers (who plays three last demented bash-your last recently overhauled; given with a lit cigarette and a glass sounds of the 1980 " throu~ Director Akira Kurosawa separate parts.) The script demented chance. lLC. Call for more detail ! of wine; on a econd trip, he writing, performing record· assails the irresponsible by Terry Southern (Easy 254-5630 or 873-3131 Tina. was instantly cut off when he ing and movies The presen­ pr wi its invasion o Rider) concern a sort- f ------mouthed an unprintable tation m luded ta tribu tes a cidental nuclear strike on privacy and its power to Help Wanted word. from Quincy Jon and Eric destroy lives. If you love th th Soviet Union which er vices ------Janet Jae n, in ma- National Enquirer, you'll re ults from the Communi t Clapton. leal mor ATT NTI : EARN gen ta blou e and matching In a oft- pok n accep-, uaine hate thi film! Starring conspiracy to invade our MONEY READING in omparable Toshiro precious bodily fluid with DAY ONQUI K BOOKS! $32,000/year lip tick, siulcd in dance tanc pecch, Prin e told the **rs. Mifune. Sunday, 7p.m. 116 fluoride! Fri/Sat, 9p,m, 116 TYPI G ERVICE Term income potential. Details. m ves from her new single, audien e: "Creatrn g new 1prate HS. A UCB event. HS. A UCB event. paper , theses, resumes, SF­ (1) 602-838-885 ext. Bk "Escapade." She denied ru­ mu ic i like meeting a new 171 's, letter , manuals. 55D 4242 mors of a feud with fonner friend. With that in mind, I ~~~~~~~~ ·~ ATTE TIO UT R GO RAIDERS! Ba ketball Old Yellow Springs Rd. A FREE GIFT JUST FOR mentor Abdul: "Paula's like a Faibom Call Win at 878­ TEA H R ! Join th Ohio Road trip to K nt State on CALLING. Plus raise up to i ter to me." Student Education Wed. Feb.7. $5 for students. 9582 $1,700 in only 10 day · - The elu iv Prince ­ ~iation (OSEA) for a Tickets available in UC box INTERESTED I Student groups, frats, and in black spike-heeled boots meeting on office. Sponsored by UCB ororities needed for INTERVIEWING: January JOINING a gay/lesbian marketing project on 29, 7p.m., Faculty Dining support group? write: campus. For details plus Support Group, P.O. Box Room (University Center). your FREE GIFf, group 201, Dayton, Ohio 45409. officers call 1-800..765-8472 Identify yourself as a WSU ext50 student, phone# or address. Coming soon to a newspaper bin ( CAMPUS CALENDARJ CONFIDENTIAL near you ... Lost/Found STUDENT LOANS no cosigner, no credit LOST - Ladies gold high FRIDA I JANUARY 26 requirements. (61 4) 475­ school class ring with y 6800 amethyststone. 1988in • Dementia Preacox-The Farewell heart design. Reward! concert at 9:00 p.m. in the UC Cafeteria That Contact MN# N339 or 293­ • Dr. Strangelove-Wright State 7589 ______stUde Cinema at 9:00 p.m. in 116 Health Sciences UARDIAN Help Wanted unde~ Personals Building. $1. 50 WSU students, $2.50 staff and prog faculty, $3.00 a ll others. . WSU ; TREASURE HUNT/UCB • Dead Poets Society.Big sc reen tv in beginr SALESPEOPLE event RULES : 1. One entry the Rat at 11:30 pm. OffaB NEEDED Will do sales perperson. 2. Person with SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 quarte modeling and inventory the most correct answers •Dr. Strangelove- Wright State 1989 \ must be friendly, wins. In case of a tie the 13,92: enthusiastic and well winner will be drawn. 3. Cinema at 9:00 p.m. in 11 6 Health Sciences Hel'9·~ dressed. Anastsia, s Bridal There will be five clues Building Call 438-9770 total All about WSU. 4. theaQ SUNE>Ay I JANUARY 28 break Answers must be in by • Scandal- Wright State Cinema at STUDENT IN MEDWAY Wednesday March, 7 5p.m. 7:00 p .m. in 11 6 Heatth Scienc es Building. needs ride to WSU 4 days a CLUE : I wanted to ring in Stay informed with Wright State's week. Driver will be paid. If the new year but I was MONDAY, JANUARY 29 interested, please leave missing something to ring. • Criminal Law- Big screen tv in the Daily newspaper name and telephone number So, I greeted hello to all of Rat at 3:00 p.m. in MB# Fl19 you below.